User Guide

PC2 Made Easy

2. Press the MIDI Transmit Button. The display shows that you are on the MIDI Channel

parameter.

3. Press the >> button. You are now on the Destination parameter, which by default is

set to Local+MIDI.

4. Press the Ò-Ó button under the alpha wheel. The value changes to MIDI. Rotate the

wheel clockwise. It changes back to Local+MIDI.

Notice that there is an underscore below the letter L in the display. This shows that the

parameter is highlighted. Usually there is only one parameter in the display at a time,

but sometimes there are two or three.

5. Press the KeyRange button. There are two parameters in the display - Low Note and

High Note. Notice the underscore under the C. Press the >> button and you will see the

underscore move under the G.

Zone Select Buttons

The four zone select buttons have several different functions, depending on what mode

you are in.

In MIDI Setups Mode

When playing a Setup, they allow you to mute and unmute zones. When you are editing

a Setup, they allow you to switch between zones for editing. Since the display has only

two lines, there is only enough room to show the value of 1 zone at a time.

1. Press the MIDI Setups button, then press 1 on the numeric keypad, then 5, then press

Enter. You have called up Setup 015 Piano Trio. On the bottom line of the display, after

A15, it should say 1:Upright Bass 2. If it doesnÕt, press the Zone 1 button once and you

will see this info. This shows you the Program that is on zone 1.

2. Notice that the Zone 1 and Zone 2 buttons are green and the Zone 3 and Zone 4

buttons are orange. This tells you the Setup has 4 zones, but 2 of the zones are muted. If

you play the keyboard, you will hear Piano on the right side and Bass+Ride Cymbal on

the left.

3. Press the Zone 1 button. It now turns orange. This means that zone is muted. If you

play the keyboard, the left side makes no sound. Press Zone 1 and the button turns

green again and you will hear the bass.

4. Press the Zone 2 button. The bottom line of the display now says A15 2:Grand Piano

44, showing you the Program in zone 2.

5. Press the Zone 3 button. The bottom line of the display now says A15 3:Trombones,

showing you the Program in zone 3. Press Zone 3 again and the button turns Green. Play

the keyboard and you will now hear Trombones layered with the Piano on the right side

of the keyboard, and the Bass+Ride still on the left.

An important point that can lead to confusion: If a specific zone is NOT currently in the

display, pressing that Zone Select button will bring up that zone in the display. But if